1964-66 Version ShownThis radio has large OEM style push-buttons that give a perfect look in a classic dash. Although it looks classic it has the latest modern features. USB input on the back of the radio allows you to plug in a USB flash drive for playback of MP3/WMA song files. This jack is on an 14inch extension which allows you to place it in the glove box or ash tray for easy access (no unsightly wires or plugs hanging out of the front of the radio). The new alpha numeric display (30% larger than previous models) shows the song/artist/album (id3) titles during playback of MP3/WMA files. With the built in CD controller you have complete control (no FM modulation) of the optional 10 disc CD changer. This same CD controller also facilitates the optional CS0IPOD iPod® interface that turns your iPod on/off and charge it while giving you control to advance songs or play list from the buttons on the radio. A great feature so you can keep the iPod hidden away in your glove box or console. With 240 watts the radio should have all the power you may need, if you want more there are four pre-outs jacks on the back of the radio for optional amplifiers. The back of the radio also has auxiliary audio input for satellite radio or any portable player you may wish to use. This radio does not have a cassette player. Note: Some features are disabled on 55-59 applications. Contact Brothers customer service for details. Not available for 1954-55.1 applications. Each radio is modified to fit each specific vehicle so the radio fits your dash right out of the box. No kits/bezels or jury rigging to get it to fit/look right in your vehicle.